- Do I need to send transcripts?
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Yes, you must submit official transcripts to UNMC IPAP. See Sending Official Transcripts for more guidelines on each type of transcript.
- Where do I find the Transcript Request Form?
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The Transcript Request Form is found in the Colleges Attended section, after you submit a college or university entry.
- Should I send my high school transcripts?
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No.
- My transfer credits are listed on my primary transcript. Do I still need to send all transcripts?
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You must report all colleges and universities attended and submit official transcripts, even if your transfer credits are listed on your primary transcript. See Sending Official Transcripts for more guidelines.
- How do I know what my primary institution is?
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Your primary institution is the college or university where you earned or will earn a degree from.
- Do I really have to enter all coursework?
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Yes, you must enter all US and English Canadian coursework into the Transcript Entry section of the application. You can also opt to pay for Professional Transcript Entry (PTE).
- How do I list my repeated courses?
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Repeated courses are only considered when exactly the same course is completed (with the same course title and prefix). Report all attempts of repeated coursework.
If the course is in-progress or planned and you have not yet earned a new grade, report the grade you originally received, along with the planned/in-progress course. The original grade will be counted in your GPA until a new grade is earned.
- Should I include foreign coursework in the Transcript Entry section?
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No.
- Why is my UNMC IPAP GPA different from the GPA on my transcripts?
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The UNMC IPAP GPAs factor in all coursework taken, regardless of the college or university and any academic forgiveness policies. See Calculating Your UNMC IPAP GPAs for more information.
- I don't agree with the GPA. How do I change it?
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The UNMC IPAP GPAs factor in all coursework taken, regardless of the college or university and any academic forgiveness policies. If after reviewing your calculated coursework you find an error with your GPA, review Disputing and Correcting UNMC IPAP Course Subjects and GPAs.
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- How do I remove a program?
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Your application must always have at least one program listed. To remove a program, first navigate to the Add Programs tab and select the desired program(s). Then navigate to the Submit Application tab and remove the undesired program(s).
- Can I apply to more programs after I submit my application?
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Yes.
- Should I submit my application if I'm still waiting on transcripts and/or evaluations?
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Yes. You can submit your application before your transcripts and/or evaluations are received by UNMC IPAP.
- I submitted my application to the wrong program. What do I do?
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If you would like your application to be considered for a different program, contact the school to determine if they can change your program.
- Will UNMC IPAP update me on the status of my application?
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Your application status for each program is listed in the Check Status;section of the application. UNMC IPAP will notify you when official transcripts and evaluations are received, and when you are verified.
- When will I learn about admissions decisions? Did I get in!?
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You must reach out to your program(s) to learn about a school's admissions decisions.
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- Is there any other way to pay other than by credit card?
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We currently only accept payments by credit card: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover.
- I want a refund. What do I need to do?
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Refunds are not given for any reason. Review Refunding/Withdrawing Your UNMC IPAP Application for more information.
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- How is UNMC IPAP responding to the COVID-19 pandemic?
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UNMC IPAP continues to operate as expected and you can contact the UNMC IPAP Customer Service team with any questions. For additional questions and updates, visit the COVID-19 Application Updates for Students page.
- What do I do if my college can't send official transcripts to UNMC IPAP?
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Most institutions have staff working remotely to fulfill official transcript requests. You must contact your institution(s) first to learn their COVID-19 guidance. If after contacting your institution(s), you still cannot obtain official transcripts due to COVID-19, review the COVID-19 Transcript Hardships process.
- I uploaded my unofficial transcripts for the COVID-19 Transcript Hardships process. How long until they are processed?
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You must submit your application first before your unofficial transcripts are processed. On average, it takes up to five business days for your unofficial transcripts to be marked as Arrived in the Check Status tab.
- Where can I see that my unofficial transcripts are processed?
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Once your transcripts are processed, they will be marked as Arrived in the Check Status section of the application.
- Can my application be verified if I only have unofficial transcripts?
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Most institutions have staff working remotely to fulfill official transcript requests. You must contact your institutions first to learn their COVID-19 guidance. If you used the COVID-19 Transcript Hardships process, your application can be verified with unofficial transcripts. Note that some schools may still require official transcripts before they review your application.
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